Sentence examples for vague personality from inspiring English sources

He is a historically vague personality thought to have lived during the 11th century as a wandering dervish in the mountains of western Iran.

A lot of it, also, is Mick Hucknall desperately selling the same old line of vague personality spice to counter his Dignitas waiting room-ass brand of music.

"I am a vague, conjectural personality" was the self-analysis of this most cerebral of presidents.

"I am a vague, conjectural personality, more made up of opinions and academic prepossessions than of human traits and red corpuscles".

Nigel's mother was too vague a personality to counter-balance the situation, or to persuade Nigel to put much emotional trust in women.

Every so often, this country stumbles upon a politician, or vaguely political personality, who truly speaks to the nation.

Technical interview questions often include vague questions about personality aspects.

Almost nothing is known of the years between his childhood in Stratford and his appearance as a young man on the London theater scene, and his personality, vaguely sketched by contemporaries like Ben Jonson as being courteous, pragmatic and mild-mannered, remains enigmatic as well.

Most professional astrologers are paid to predict the future or describe a person's personality and life, but most horoscopes only make vague untestable statements that can apply to almost anyone.

But the director ignores this and every opportunity to excavate the heroine from the heroism, opting instead for a tribute that leaves Ms. Senesh 's personality as vague in the final frame as in the first.

On their way to an unthinkable 41-9 victonightnighthethe Beavers' speed, savvy and personality was vaguely familiar.